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Ok the typical correlation/causation argument doesn't apply here. There have been MANY studies on degree vs. employment and the results always look like this.
by maukdaddy 16y ago
Ok the typical correlation/causation argument doesn't apply here. There have been MANY studies on degree vs. employment and the results always look like this.
Second, stop using the word pivot when it doesn't apply. Not only is it a stupid buzzword, people aren't even using it correctly!
- madair 16y agoIt doesn't matter how many studies show the same set of facts, correlation still doesn't mean causation
- edanm 16y agoI'm not sure why this is wrong - giving the same incorrect argument several times doesn't make it correct. I'm guessing I'm missing something - anyone care to correct me?
- dieterrams 16y ago'Pivot' is the new 'leverage'. We're just leveraging it in different ways. You should pivot into this new verbal environment.
- jacquesm 16y agoNew rule: you can't do that while I'm drinking hot tea.